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Adjective: questions and answer review

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41. Which one sentence uses a comparative adjective correctly?His handwriting is neat than hers. His handwriting is neater than hers.

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Answer: His handwriting is neater than hers.

Explanation " Neater " is the correct comparative form of the adjective " neat " to compare two things. The comparative adjective "neater" is used to show the difference between two items (his handwriting vs. hers ).

42. If sheep is to whool as cat is to?

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Answer: fur

Explanation If sheep is to whool as the cat is to fur . Whool is a fiber obtained from sheep Similarly, fur is a fiber obtained from the cat . sheep skin is converted into wool while that of cat is converted into fur .

43. What type of adjective is Neither?

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Answer: Distributive adjective

Explanation "Neither" is used to refer to one or the other of two things and is classified as a Distributive adjective .

44. The intelligent students solve the problem. Here 'intelligent' is?

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Answer: Adjective of quality

Explanation Intelligent describes the quality or characteristic of the students , making it an adjective of quality . It provides more information about the students' intellectual traits .

45. Iron is ___________ of all metals.

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Answer: the most useful

Explanation Article “ the ” is used before a superlative degree of Adjective . More useful is comparative degree while the most useful is the superlative degree.

46. He is looking for accommodation __________ in flat or shared house.

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Answer: Either

Explanation " Either " is used to indicate that there are two options , and the person is open to considering both. The word " or " is used to connect the two options.

47. This flower is _____ than that one.

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Answer: More Beautiful

Explanation When comparing two things using an adjective with more than one syllable (like " beautiful "), we use " more " + adjective to form the comparative. " Most beautiful " is for comparing three or more things (superlative).

48. The child was playing with a square box. Here 'square' is?

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Answer: Adjective of shape

Explanation " Square " describes the shape of the box, making it an adjective of shape . Adjectives of quantity describe how much, while size refers to dimensions.

49. Use the correct degree of adjective in the following sentence: ‘The jug has many water than the glass.’?

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Answer: More

Explanation The sentence is comparing two things (jug and glass), so we use the comparative degree. “ More water than ” is correct ; “ many ” is wrong here. Correct sentence: The jug has more water than the glass. Last verified on 10-02-2026

50. Petrol is highly inflammable. In the above sentence, the word "Inflammable" is a/an?

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Answer: Adjective

Explanation Inflammable is an adjective which means جو آسانی سے جل سکے For Example: Petrol is highly inflammable .

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